Phillies Rallye from 4-Run deficit to Sweep-rays

Tampa, Florida (AP)-Brandon Marsh and Trea Turner each had two goals and drove in a run in the 10th Inning to complete a comeback of four runs and to lead the Philadelphia Phillies to a 7: 6 victory against the Tampa Bay Rays on Thursday evening.

Philadelphia scored the score in the ninth point and gave Pete Fairbanks his first track in nine possibilities. After Kyle Schwarber was derived with a single to extend his on-base series to 43 games, the Phillies for the Pinch runner Johan Rojas raised him. Fairbanks then sailed an attempt to pick up on the first basis, so Rojas brought to third place and achieved on the RBI Grounder by Max Kepler.

Marsh led the 10th with a double to the left center of Manuel Rodriguez (0: 1) to drive in Edmundo Sosa with Pinch-Runner, and later scored two batteries on Turn's single to middle.

Junior Caminero met a solo homer for Tampa Bay in the first and Yandy Díaz, and Yandy Díaz scored a shot of three runs in the seventh to give the rays a 5-1 lead.

Bryson Stott met a Homer with three runs, his second game hit by Edwin Uketa, to shorten the leadership of the rays in eighth to 5-4.

Matt Strahm gave a run in a shaky 10th and put the binding run in second place to register his second storage space.

Philadelphia won nine of his last eleven and the Rays took over their seventh defeat in a row in the Steinbrenner Field, their temporary home this season.

Key moment

With the score in the bottom of the ninth square, Taylor Walls made up Jose Alvarado (4: 1). Then JT Realmuto threw walls that on a field the second stole, the diaz appeared. Replay Review confirmed the Tampa Bay Challenge, which apparently lacked a definitive film material for the rise of the call. Alvarado retired to Christopher Morel to send the game to additional innings.

Key

Phillie's starter Jesús Luzardo had set up 40 1/3 innings without allowing a Homerun until the first inning when Caminero started his 2-1 fasting over the wall of the left field.

Next on

Phillies RHP Aaron Nola (1-5, 4.61 ERA) violates Guardian RhP Gavin Williams (2-2, 5.06). The rays continue their homes against Milwaukee and start RHP Zack Littell (2-5, 4.61) against the brewers, LHP José Quintana (4-1, 2.83).

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